KR20090035125A - Modular floor shock absorbant for forming floor of a building and floor construction method of a building - Google Patents
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The present invention relates to a modular floor buffer for the formation of the floor of the building and a floor construction method using the same, in particular, by providing a modular floor buffer to have the effect of heat insulation, cushioning and sound insulation to facilitate construction in the field. The present invention relates to a modular floor buffer for forming a floor of a building that enables the formation of a floor of a building having excellent insulation, cushioning, and sound insulation effects, and a floor construction method using the same.
As is well known, in urban areas, it is usually necessary to accommodate a large number of citizens in a small building area, so the construction of apartments, such as multi-family dwellings, is more active than a single house.
From the above reasons, many households must respect the privacy of each other and must solve the noise problem in order to live the community life. If floor noise occurs in the upper floors, the lower-class residents become very annoyed and cause the quarrels, and the higher-level residents are worried about their behavior, which greatly reduces the convenience of living between vertical families. can see.
In particular, apartments with a long construction year have a wall structure (Slab: 135 to 180 mm), and thus, floor noise is higher, and recently constructed apartments have a ramen structure (Slab: 150 mm) or a wall structure (210 mm). ), The noise between floors is smaller. The smaller the area of the slab, the lower the resonance is, so the floor impact sound level is improved.
On the other hand, the conventional bottom layer structure is usually composed of a slab (Slab: 150㎜) constituting the floor and the wall, the upper surface of the slab is disposed a heat insulating layer for buffering and heat insulation, the light-weight foam concrete layer on the upper surface of the heat insulating layer (63) is arrange | positioned, the finishing mortar is arrange | positioned at the upper surface of the lightweight
Of course, such a ramen- and wall-structured building floor has a floor noise reduction effect than conventional wall-structured structures, but it is not yet satisfactory to reduce floor noise, and in recent years, building construction has been strengthened as a standard for building houses. Noise reduction is very important in the world.
Therefore, as a building material of the recent building floor, it is a trend to achieve high rigidity and light weight. Through this, it can be seen that the floor noise cannot be solved entirely by simply raising the height of the slab. If the height of the slab alone is used to solve the floor noise, the height of the floor must be very high. There is a problem that the cost must be passed on to the tenant, and the construction period also takes a long time.
In particular, in relation to the inter-floor noise in the underfloor structure formed on the slab structure, Article 14 (perimeter boundary walls, etc.) of the regulations on housing construction, etc. states, “The floor of the apartment house shall be one of the following subparagraphs: . 1. The floor impact sound between floors should be less than 58 decibels for light impact sounds (comparatively light and hard impact floor impact sounds) and less than 50 decibels for heavy impact sounds (bottom impact sounds caused by heavy and soft impacts). In this case, the floor impact sound shall be measured and determined by the Minister of Construction and Transportation, and the performance shall be verified by an organization designated by the Minister of Construction and Transportation regarding the structure. 2. A standard floor structure determined and announced by the Minister of Construction and Transportation. ”The standard floor structures described above are shown in FIGS. 1 to 5.
1 to 5 show different standard floor structures.
Referring to Figure 1, the standard floor structure 1 is a concrete slab (210 mm or more) 11, a heat insulating material (20 mm or more) (12), lightly foamed concrete (sequentially) upwards from the slab corresponding to the frame structure of the building 40 mm or more) 13, the finishing motor (40 mm or more) 14, and the
2, the
Referring to Figure 3, the standard floor structure 3 is a concrete slab (210 mm or more) 31, lightweight foam concrete (40 mm or more) 32, the heat insulating material (sequentially upward) from the slab corresponding to the frame structure of the building 20 mm or more) 33, the finishing motor (40 mm or more) 34, and the
Referring to Figure 4, the
Finally, referring to Figure 5, the standard floor structure 5 is a concrete slab (210 mm or more) 51, the cushioning material (40 mm or more) 52, the finishing motor in order upwards from the slab corresponding to the frame structure of the building (50 mm or more) 53 and the
As described above, all of the conventional standard floor structures commonly include a cushioning material or a heat insulating material, and optionally include lightweight foam concrete, by adjusting the thickness of the cushioning material, heat insulating material or finishing mortar according to the structure. The buffer effect and the sound insulation effect are obtained. However, since the structure of the conventional standard floor structure is not all modular except the floor finishing material, it is laminated by the method such as pre-cutting or pouring directly to the size of the floor where the floor structure is directly installed in the field. Since the floor structure must be completed, a lot of time is required for work, and nevertheless, there are problems such as deterioration of uniformity of quality or performance depending on the skill of the operator. In addition, even if a shock absorber is used, the thickness of the shock absorber must be thicker than a predetermined thickness in order to obtain a sufficient shock absorbing effect, such that the height of the floor is increased in the indoor space. In addition, the use of low-density styrofoam and ethylene vinyl acetate resin (EVA) in the ondol component layer prevents the sound of thumping noises generated during walking, which is transmitted to the lower generation, creating anxiety for the lower generation. However, there is a disadvantage in that it makes the indoor life uncomfortable even in the upper generation.
In addition, the above-mentioned standard floor structures basically contribute to the cost increase (KRW 60,000 / pyeong) because concrete slabs should be formed to be thicker than 210 mm, and are caused by depletion of raw materials that make up concrete slabs such as sand and gravel. There is a disadvantage that adversely affects the environment, such as the generation of radon gas due to environmental destruction and increased concrete usage.
The present invention has been made to solve the problems of the prior art as described above to provide a modular floor buffer to have the effect of insulation, cushioning and sound insulation to facilitate the construction in the field, and at the same time the insulation, cushioning and sound insulation effect The purpose of the present invention is to provide a modular floor buffer for the formation of the floor of the building that enables the formation of the excellent building floor and the floor construction method using the same.
As described above, the modular floor buffer for forming the floor of a building for achieving the object of the present invention comprises a rectangular, plate-shaped body; A plurality of upper cavities formed in the main body, which are opened upward and defined by partition walls extending in a direction perpendicular to the ground and filled with insulating buffer materials; A plurality of downward cavities formed in the main body, open downward, defined by partition walls extending in a direction perpendicular to the ground, and having a cushioning means interposed therebetween; A coupling protrusion edge formed at a portion of an edge of the main body; Coupling groove side formed in a part of the edge of the main body; And a cushioning means inserted into the downward cavities to elastically support the main body.
The buffer means may be formed by inserting a cushioning material such as a foamed rubber or a nonwoven fabric or a viscoelastic material into the cylindrical spring and the cylindrical spring.
The engaging protrusion edges may be formed at two adjacent sides of the edge of the rectangular body, and the coupling groove edges may be formed at the remaining two adjacent sides of the edge of the rectangular body.
In addition, the floor construction method of the building using a modular floor buffer for forming the floor of the building of the present invention, in the floor construction of the building, (1) to install a sublimable solid material on the slab constituting the building, Solid material installation step of installing so that the height of the sublimable solid material has a height higher than the elastic limit of the buffer means constituting the modular floor buffer to be described later; (2) a cushioning material installing step of installing a modular floor buffer on the sublimable solid material; (3) a thermal insulation buffer material placing step of laying the thermal insulation buffer material on the floor buffer material; (4) a metal lath installation step of installing a metal lath on the insulation buffer material installed on the floor buffer; And (5) a floor forming step of installing and curing a layer of cement mortar constituting the floor of a typical building on the metal lath, wherein the floor buffer is a rectangular, plate-shaped body; A plurality of upper cavities formed in the main body, which are opened upward and defined by partition walls extending in a direction perpendicular to the ground and filled with insulating buffer materials; A plurality of downward cavities formed in the main body, open downward, defined by partition walls extending in a direction perpendicular to the ground, and having a cushioning means interposed therebetween; A coupling protrusion edge formed at a portion of an edge of the main body; Coupling groove side formed in a part of the edge of the main body; And a buffer means inserted into the downward cavities to elastically support the main body.
Therefore, the present invention provides a modular floor buffer material having the effect of insulation, shock absorbing and sound insulation by the configuration as described above to facilitate the construction in the field, and at the same time has excellent insulation, shock absorbing and sound insulation There is an effect to provide a modular floor buffer for the formation of the floor of the building that enables the formation and a floor construction method of the building using the same.
Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in Figs. 6 to 9, the
The body may preferably be rectangular. These rectangular floor buffers 60 can be easily formed by connecting a plurality of left and right in succession to form a rectangular floor, such as the floor surface of a typical building.
The engaging projection edges 65 are formed at two adjacent sides of the edge of the rectangular
In addition, the floor construction method of the building using the modular floor buffer for forming the floor of the building of the present invention, as shown in Figure 13, in the floor construction of the building, (1) the
In the solid material installation step (1), the sublimable
The step of installing the cushioning material of (2) consists of installing a
The step of installing the thermal insulation buffer material of (3) consists of laying the thermal
The metal lath installation step (4) consists of installing the metal laths 84 on the
The floor forming step (5) consists of laying and curing the layer of
The metallases installation step and the bottom forming step may also be understood to be well known to those skilled in the art, the metal lath, that is, wire mesh also known to those skilled in the art can be easily purchased and used commercially known It can be understood.
According to the order as described above can form the floor of the building by the floor construction method of the building using a modular floor buffer for the formation of the floor of the building according to the invention, after completion of construction, after a certain time, As shown in FIG. 14, the sublimable
In addition, as shown in FIG. 15, the layer of the thermal
In addition, it can be easily understood by those skilled in the art that a
The present invention can be used in the construction industry, such as construction of buildings, such as apartments, and the like, and in the industrial field of producing cushioning materials.
Although the present invention has been described in detail only with respect to the described embodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and variations are possible within the technical scope of the present invention, and such modifications and modifications are within the scope of the appended claims.
1 is a cross-sectional view showing a known standard floor structure 1.
2 is a sectional view showing a known
3 is a cross-sectional view showing a known standard floor structure 3.
4 is a cross-sectional view showing a known
5 is a sectional view showing a known standard floor structure 5. FIG.
6 is a plan view of a modular floor buffer for the formation of the floor of a building according to the invention.
7 is a side cross-sectional view of the bottom buffer of FIG.
FIG. 8 is a photograph taken to show upper cavities of one specific embodiment of the floor buffer of FIG. 6.
FIG. 9 is a photograph taken to show downward cavities of one specific embodiment of the floor buffer of FIG. 6.
10 is a photograph taken in a disassembled state of one specific embodiment of the buffer means used in the floor cushioning material of the present invention.
Figure 11 is a picture taken so that the upper cavity shows a state in which a plurality of floor buffers (3) in accordance with the present invention is continuously coupled.
12 is a photograph taken so that the lower cavities appear in a state that the plurality of floor buffers (4) in accordance with the present invention is continuously coupled.
Figure 13 is a side cross-sectional view showing a state constructed in accordance with one specific embodiment of the floor construction method of the building using a modular floor buffer for forming the floor of the building according to the invention.
Figure 14 is a side cross-sectional view showing a state after being constructed in accordance with one specific embodiment of the floor construction method of the building using a modular floor buffer for forming the floor of the building according to the present invention.
Figure 15 is a side cross-sectional view showing a state in accordance with another specific embodiment of the floor construction method of the building using a modular floor buffer for the formation of the floor of the building according to the invention.
16 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing another specific embodiment of the buffer means used in the floor buffer of the present invention.
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